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The Demand
Driven Adaptive
Enterprise
Carol Ptak and Chad Smith
INDUSTRIAL PRESS, INC.
Industrial Press, Inc.
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Author: Carol Ptak and Chad Smith
Title: The Demand Driven Adaptive Enterprise
Library of Congress Control Number: 2018959515
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All rights reserved. Published in 2018.
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ISBN (print): 978-0-8311-3635-2
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Contents
About the Demand Driven Institute
Striving for Coherence and Resiliency
Flow as an Objective and Purpose for Systems and Subsystems
A New Appreciation for the Bullwhip Effect
The Prerequisites for Relevant Information
Prerequisite #1: Understanding Relevant Ranges
Prerequisite #2: Tactical Reconciliation Between Relevant Ranges
Prerequisite #3: A Flow-Based Operating Model
Prerequisite #4: Flow-Based Metrics
Convention’s Failure with the Four Prerequisites
Is Your Organization Ready for Flow?
Summary
CHAPTER 3
The Demand Driven Adaptive Enterprise Model
The Three Components of the DDAE Model
What’s Behind the DDAE Name?
Summary
CHAPTER 4
The Demand Driven Operating Model
DDOM Element #1: Strategic Decoupling Points
DDOM Element #2: Strategic Control Points
DDOM Element #3: Dynamic Buffering
DDOM Element #4: Pacing to Actual Demand
The Operational Relevant Range
Operational Flow-Based Metrics
Summary
CHAPTER 5
Demand Driven Sales and Operations Planning
The Tactical Relevant Range
The Elements of Demand Driven Sales & Operations Planning